bts continues to inspire fans in so many ways. His lyrics constantly address the stress and high expectations of young people in today’s society and continue to encourage listeners to pursue their dreams.
BTS also continues to show its positive influence through actions. The group associated with UNICEF in 2017 for his world I LOVE MYSELF Bell. They renewed their commitmenthelp end abuse and neglect, and promote the self-esteem and well-being of children and young peoplewith UNICEF in 2021.
They were talking in the The United Nations National Assembly in 2021 as Special Presidential Envoys to tell stories of people in their teens and 20s who have shared their pasts and how they see the world today.
Earlier this year, they also met with the President and Vice President of the United States to discuss anti-Asian hate crimes, discrimination, and the importance of Asian representation and inclusion.
They still impact daily lives when they are not making history with their global influence. Recently, v‘sand jiminIndividual vlogs increased sales to a local restaurant Yes jewelry design and metal craft shop in Korea.
Although the influence may have been unintended, it had a positive impact on the lives of store owners and employees.
bts Expectrecent exchange with Suga and a Weverse fan also swayed fans in a fun, unintentional way.
J-Hope kept fans updated on his trip to Chicago ahead of his historic headlining performance at lollapalooza.
A Weverse fan, whose username translates to “This Grandma’s Bank Account Belongs to Min Kitty” (a play on Suga’s name, Min Yoongi), expressed his gratitude for the updates. update from J-Hope, saying: “He was not in a good mood. But, thanks to Hobi, I’m happy.
J-Hope saw the comment and hilariously claimed that the fan’s bank account is now his. “Hurray! So your bank account belongs to me now!
Not only did the fan get a response from J-Hope, but Suga also joined in the conversation. This is where Weverse’s automatic translation feature caused some hilarious misunderstandings.
Suga replied:Where is my opinion on this? That is “제의사는요..? in Korean. The word 의사 (usa) in Korean does not only mean doctor, but can also mean “opinion, thoughts, etc.” Instead of capturing the contextual meaning of the word, the machine translation went with “And my doctor?”
Responses to the mistranslation were a mix of concern for Suga’s health…
- “What a doctor!!!! You feel bad??”
- “WHICH DOCTOR? !!”
…fans volunteering to be Suga’s doctor…
- “SUGA, I CAN BE YOUR DOCTOR. MARRY ME, MY LOVE.”
- “I am a doctor, can I help you? »
…and fans proclaiming they would study medicine to help the idol.
Luckily, Suga didn’t need a doctor, but he may have hilariously inspired some future medical students.
Check out the article below for more on J-Hope and Suga’s Weverse swap!
BTS’s Suga Has The Funniest Reaction While Trying To Protect His Bank Account From J-Hope On Weverse